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Nominations Are Now Open For The 2026 John Kinsman Food Sovereignty Prize! Deadline 11/15!
Each year FFD is proud to host the John Kinsman Food Sovereignty Prize – named in honor of John Kinsman, one of the founders and longtime president of Family Farm Defenders who passed away at the ripe old age of … Continue reading
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Do Rural Residents Have the Power to Say No?
From CAFOs to data centers, corporate America dodges local control By: Raj Patel and Jim Goodman, Barn Raising Media, Aug. 27th, 2026 oday’s data center proponents argue such projects bring needed jobs and a boost to local economies. Rural America … Continue reading
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Special 2026 Summer Solidarity Issue of the Family Farm Defenders Newsletter is now online!
Please share with others – and if you would like to receive future issues of the FFD Defender in the mail, please consider becoming a member! Suggested minimum donation is $25 and since we are 501 c(3) nonprofit, any size … Continue reading
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Securing Agriculture’s Workforce Act (SAWA) Secures the Continued Exploitation of Farm Workers
By Elizabeth Henderson, Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA) of New York (Note: Family Farm Defenders opposes this expansion of H2A – our position is that we need a secure path to citizenship for ALL undocumented farmworker immigrants in the U.S.) … Continue reading
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One Farmer’s New Year Resolutions for Our Troubled Times
By: John E. Peck, executive director of Family Farm Defenders An abridged version of this article was recently published in the Capitol Hill Citizen The Grinch really stole Xmas last year for many family farmers – and sadly his spirit … Continue reading
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